Custom Advice: What Device(s) To Buy

"What frequency device should I buy?" That question is asked more than all others combined.

In researching for this site, I discovered hundred and hundreds of small manufacturers who are turning out frequency devices. They are listed as Rife, Rife-like, Rife-type, and Better Than Rife devices. And many have no relationship to Rife at all.

This is not yet a regulated industry, so you are really taking a chance when you make a purchase. Some devices are pure junk, made by people who are nothing more than rip-off artists out to make a fast buck.

Others devices are reliable and dependable, made by excellent craftspeople, skilled electricians, or talented engineers.

Very few of them, however, are clinicians. They have little or no field experience to help them anticipate which devices can best solve the problems you have. And if you do run into problems while using their instruments, they are mostly unprepared to help you out.

I have that expertise. In fact, concientious device makers, seeking to produce the best product they can, contact me from time to time to discuss features or design changes for their units. If they trust me, you can, too.

I don't make frequency devices. I don't sell frequency devices, but I use them all the time. I know that even among the best of the best, differences in patients' needs determine one device is better suited than another. If you buy the wrong device, your results can be severely compromised.

So here's an offer: When you are ready to purchase a frequency device, write me first. Tell me your entire story. Why you want a device? What are you hoping to accomplish? Include details of personal medical history. Your privacy is strictly protected and maintained.

I will evaluate your situation to determine which of the various frequency devices best serves your needs.

I will recommend the best type, and give you a specific brand name or manufacturer. Where appropriate, I will even give you a specific website or person to contact.

And you can rely on this recommendation, because I have absolutely no financial interest in whatever you decide. No manufacturer pays me, gives me favors, or kickbacks. If you get set up with the right equipment, everybody wins.

There is a charge of $35 for my evaluation and recommendation. When you consider the cost of the machines, some which can run into the thousands of dollars, $35 could save you from making a serious mistake.

But money is not the only thing you save. You save time. If you spend months using the wrong equipment, you have lost valuable time which no amount of money can replace.

Don't make those mistakes. Use the Contact Me Page to write to me

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